About Conny Wehland

Conny Wehland

Conny Wehland

Naturopath

 

A little about me

My passion for natural health began in my teens. At the time, I was looking for ways to address my own health concerns. I wanted to understand why health issues developed, rather than simply manage the symptoms. This curiosity sparked my interest in naturopathy and the body’s natural ability to heal and maintain balance.

After migrating from Germany to Australia, I decided to turn my passion into a profession. In 2004, I graduated from the Perth Academy of Natural Therapies with an Advanced Diploma in Naturopathy. That same year, I travelled to Austria to study Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD) and Combined Decongestive Therapy (CDT). I completed this training at the Dr Vodder School in Walchsee.

In 2009, I further expanded my knowledge by graduating with a Bachelor of Natural Therapies from Southern Cross University in Lismore, NSW.

Today, I combine my clinical experience with ongoing professional development and a passion for health education. I enjoy helping people understand their bodies and make informed decisions about their health. My approach draws on traditional naturopathy and considers the whole person, not just individual symptoms.

I believe that knowledge is empowering. Therefore, I aim to give my clients practical strategies and a better understanding of their individual health needs.

My approach and areas of interest

I believe in nature’s healing powers and the body’s innate ability to maintain balance. With the right conditions and support, we can help the body carry out its natural processes. This belief guides my approach to traditional naturopathy.

I have a particular interest in supporting women’s health and overall wellbeing. My areas of interest include:

  • Women’s health and hormonal wellbeing
  • Stress management and sleep support
  • Lymphatic health, including Manual Lymph Drainage (Dr Vodder method), lymphoedema and lipoedema

I also value lifelong learning. For this reason, I regularly attend professional seminars and undertake further training. This helps me expand my knowledge and keep up with relevant research.

I am a professional member of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS). I value the importance of professional standards and continued development.

Consultations

I see clients at the Albany Centre of Natural Therapies in Albany, Western Australia, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, alternating Fridays and the second Saturday of each month. Face-to-face consultations are available at the clinic, as well as telephone and Zoom consultations for clients who live further afield or prefer telehealth.

My approach and areas of interest

I believe in nature’s healing powers and the body’s innate ability to maintain balance. With the right conditions and support, we can help the body carry out its natural processes. This belief guides my approach to traditional naturopathy.

I have a particular interest in supporting women’s health and overall wellbeing. My areas of interest include:

  • Women’s health and hormonal wellbeing
  • Stress management and sleep support
  • Lymphatic health, including Manual Lymph Drainage (Dr Vodder method), lymphoedema and lipoedema

I also value lifelong learning. For this reason, I regularly attend professional seminars and undertake further training. This helps me expand my knowledge and keep up with relevant research.

I am a professional member of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS). I value the importance of professional standards and continued development.

Consultations

I see clients at the Albany Centre of Natural Therapies in Albany, Western Australia, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, alternating Fridays and the second Saturday of each month. Face-to-face consultations are available at the clinic, as well as telephone and Zoom consultations for clients who live further afield or prefer telehealth.